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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I'm sad" is a correct and commonly used sentence in written English
It is a simple statement indicating that the speaker is experiencing feelings of sadness. Examples: 1. "After receiving the bad news, I'm sad to say that I won't be able to attend the party this weekend." 2. "I'm sad that summer vacation is over and I have to go back to school tomorrow." 3. "Despite my efforts, I'm sad to admit that I did not get the job."
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I'm sad for her.
But I'm sad.
"I'm sad about that".
"And I'm sad".
"I'm sad, I'm angry".
Sometimes I'm sad.
Now I'm sad.
"I'm sad," she said.
I'm sad it's over".
I'm sad too.
Of course I'm sad.
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